Grilling corn on the cob adds a smoky twist to summer meals,
enhancing everything from burgers to salmon. Here’s my simple guide with three
methods and tasty recipes!
Start with fresh corn for sweetness. Soak it beforehand?
Some swear by this trick for extra steam! Enjoy grilling your favorite way!
Grilled Corn on the Cob
The grilling time for corn on the cob varies based on your
method and grill heat. Typically, it takes 10 to 15 minutes until tender.
Three Different Ways to Easily Grill Corn on the Cob:
In Husk: Keeps moisture in for juicy kernels.
In Foil: Wrap
peeled corn in foil with butter or herbs; great for keeping warm!
Without Husks: For smoky flavor, shuck and grill
directly—just watch closely!
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